“El Beso” is a heartfelt confession from Spanish singer‐songwriter Pablo Alborán. The narrator stands on the shore of an emotional ocean, feeling that “a hundred seas” keep him from the one he loves. Every lyric drips with yearning: he is willing to turn the universe inside out, beg the moon through a window, even let memories scorch his skin, all for a single kiss. Friends label him loco, yet his so-called madness is really fierce devotion that refuses to measure love in small doses.
Listening to this song is like reading a romantic diary written under moonlight. Images of distant continents, melting voices, and burning recollections paint a picture of love so intense it borders on the irrational. El Beso reminds us that sometimes a kiss is more than a gesture; it is the cure for longing, the proof of courage, and the spark powerful enough to silence every skeptic who says we give too much.